About

Aditi Gangwar is a Senior Product Manager at Microsoft, with a passion for learning and a curious mind. She currently works on PDF workflows in enterprise, education, and consumer scenarios, making Microsoft Edge a seamless part of the workflows. Aditi has a diverse skill set, including program management, enterprise strategy, features, and deployment, accessibility, and data-driven product growth. Aditi has a strong background in product management, having worked as a Product Manager II at Microsoft for both Azure Backup and PDF in Microsoft Edge. In her role as a Product Manager II for PDF in Microsoft Edge, Aditi built a pipeline of 30+ enterprises and partners by working with partner teams to test, share feedback on, and deploy Microsoft Edge as their default PDF reader. She also worked with enterprise representatives and customer-facing teams to understand enterprise requirements to drive enterprise strategy, resulting in >25% PDF adoption coming from enterprises. Aditi enabled organizations to enhance data security both inside and outside the organization boundaries by adding the capability to view Microsoft Information Protection PDFs directly in Microsoft Edge, without the need for any add-ins. Aditi is a data-driven product manager, partnering with the data team to create product funnels and dashboards that aided in the early identification of trends and growth opportunities. She also owned customized product nudges to enable consumers to change their default PDF reader to Microsoft Edge, resulting in an acceptance rate of ~15%. Aditi is a speaker at conferences, having represented Microsoft Edge at multiple sessions on Microsoft Edge and PDF reader since 2019 at Microsoft Ignite & Microsoft Ignite Tour. Aditi has a PGDM in Business Administration and Management from the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, and a dual degree in BE, Computer Science & MSc, Biological Science from BITS. Her tech stack includes product management, Azure, test, web, and infra. Aditi's relevant experience spans 7.78 years.